Cluster 4 you DX guys
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[hr]Originally posted by: xzykotic
I didnt know it was legal to take that out? Cant people buy those to fool dealers?[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: xzykotic
I didnt know it was legal to take that out? Cant people buy those to fool dealers?[hr]
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Mileage from the car it came from stays that is[hr]
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[hr]Originally posted by: mykungfuisthebest
mileage stays with the cluster[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: mykungfuisthebest
mileage stays with the cluster[hr]
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[hr]Originally posted by: Grey
The guage cluster doesn't record the mileage; the ECU does. You can swap in that guage cluster and your mileage will stay the same.[hr]
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[hr]Originally posted by: XxSoVeReiGNxX
Mileage from the car it came from stays that is[hr]
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[hr]Originally posted by: mykungfuisthebest
mileage stays with the cluster[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: mykungfuisthebest
mileage stays with the cluster[hr]
But no one will do it if the mileage is lower then the real mileage on the car.....GrRrrR
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Rep Power: 419 Is it really in the cluster? If it is then that's a stupid design. It should be in the part of the car that is least likely to break. AKA the ECU. I swear I need to try this with a friend when working on Indiglo's. That'll settle it once and for all.
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Rep Power: 0 i have a dx and have done this before, and you will lose your current mileages. miles are store in the ecu but the cluster has it own memory, whatever miles are drove in the cluster it will be saved on the cluster, yea this is kinda a stupid desgin but what i did was that, the cluster had about 12k on it and my current mileage was about 10k so i wanted till i reached about 12k, then did the swap but i didnt get it that accurate it about like a couples miles off like 3 or 5
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